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At least on TV there are now pressure sensors in the seats to catch the butt-clenching thing.
by tempestn 7y ago
At least on TV there are now pressure sensors in the seats to catch the butt-clenching thing.
- thfuran 7y agoHow is that even supposed to work?
- ardani 7y agoYou're lying, you're clenching your butt!
- anonymfus 7y agoA TV viewer thinks "How about butt clenching?", then one of the characters in the TV show articulates this thought and other gives a response. What actually the response is usually does not matter, because TV viewer already felt some connection with the show when that question was asked. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=x8w95xIdH4o https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=x8w95xIdH4o
- analog31 7y agoBy making you believe that it works, like every other aspect of the process.
- thfuran 7y agoThen they're going to need to go with an electrical sensor of some sort. Some kind of EBG that could at least plausibly detect it.
- analog31 7y agoSomething that's kind of rough and uncomfortable would make the most sense, especially if you had to sit in some exact place for several hours. Discomfort would add to the stress.
- giles_corey 7y agoFor federal agencies, the seat pad is now standard. There are no public studies of its effectiveness. Regarding how the U.S. government attempts to detect polygraph countermeasures, see: https://antipolygraph.org/blog/2018/06/09/ncca-polygraph-countermeasure-course-files-leaked/ https://antipolygraph.org/blog/2018/06/09/ncca-polygraph-cou...